Sophie Hannah’s Kind of Cruel (August 6, Putnam Adult) mixes hypnotherapy and mental illness into an appealing and savvy psychological mystery. Readers are introduced to Amber Hewerdine – she’s married and a new mother to her…
I went into The Bookstore expecting to really enjoy it. Sadly I didn’t as much as I had hoped, but I was invested enough to read until the end to find out what…
Gabriel Roth’s The Unknowns follows Eric Muller, a young computer programmer and newly minted Silicone Valley millionaire (thanks to the sale of his software to a larger consumer company) through the peaks and valleys of…
In Renee Swindle’s new novel, Shake Down the Stars, Piper Nelson’s life has been in a slow but steady downward spiral since a tragic death in her family five years before. While Piper…
Originally Read: I read Noughties at the end of 2012, near the time that it was out in hard cover. I read it in e-book format. New Cover or Old? I really like the new cover…
Kimberly McCreight’s Reconstructing Amelia seems to be the big buzz book that everyone is talking about. With comparisons to last year’s Gillian Flynn hit Gone Girl (not one I agree with), and a movie in the works…